Trees Can Talk - A Sapflow Measurement Device 2019-2020
C++
SQL
Git
Analog
System Design
System Testing
Arduino
Embedded Systems
PCB
Research
Open Source
Hardware
Problem Solving
Designed an inexpensive, reusable, open source system for accurately measuring water consumption of trees. The amount of water used by a tree provides information on its health, soil, and potential for fruit yield. Sap flow measurement the most accurate method of actually determining how much water a tree consumes. However, some commercial systems can retail for up to $1000. For 20% of the cost, we were able to create an easy to assemble system with wireless communications, ability to integrate multiple nodes, and a completely user controlled data display system.
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Data Visualization Website | Wrote front end and back-end for displaying sapflow and other metrics remotely. Used HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and SQL. | Link |
Showcase Video | Video describing project and results | Link |
Team Website | Google site with more details on the project | Link |
PCB files | Git repository storing our schematics and boards | Link |
Source Code | Git respository storing our source code for the feather m0 | Link |
Source code documentation | Doxygen documentation for the source code | Link |
Datalogger CAD | Fusion 360 design file for datalogger enclosure and contents | Link |
Probe CAD | Fusion 350 design file for the smart probe | Link |